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Medical Liability and Artificial Intelligence - Brazilian and European Legal Approaches

Anglais, Allemand · Livre Relié

Paraît le 26.09.2025

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This book offers an in-depth examination of the critical intersection between medical practice and artificial intelligence, analysing the benefits, risks, and complex challenges that AI introduces into the doctor patient relationship. It provides comprehensive insights into the reconceptualisation of medical duties, addressing both their ethical imperatives and their binding legal force. With a particular focus on medical malpractice and medico-legal duties, the book examines the ethical principles underpinning the use of artificial intelligence in medicine and their correlation with legal obligations. It further provides a general overview of the regulatory framework governing AI within the European Union, drawing comparisons with existing legal concepts under the Brazilian legal system.
This is the first book worldwide to focus exclusively on the analysis of medical liability within the context of artificial intelligence. Originally published in Portuguese, it is now presented in an expanded and fully translated English edition. Aimed at both academic institutions and legal and healthcare practitioners, this research monograph addresses a notable gap in the existing literature. It serves as a valuable resource for scholars, legal professionals, and medical practitioners seeking a comprehensive understanding of the intersection between AI and medical malpractice. Through its in-depth legal analysis and practical case studies, the book offers a focused examination of medical malpractice and civil liability arising from the use of AI systems, enhancing its relevance to a wide-ranging audience.
The book encompasses a broad range of topics relating to medical liability in the context of AI systems, adopting a practical approach that renders its content applicable across different legal jurisdictions. The foundational concepts of Medical Law and artificial intelligence it presents are relevant to multiple national frameworks, thereby enhancing its accessibility. This adaptability and universal applicability position the work as a valuable resource for international audiences, offering insights and guidance that may be effectively applied in diverse legal and healthcare contexts.

Table des matières

1. Introduction: Artificial Intelligence (AI) and P4 Medicine in the 21st Century.- 2.  Ethical and Legal Aspects of the Physician-Patient Relationship.- 3. Civil Liability in Healthcare.- 4.  Ethical and Legal Aspects of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Medical Service Contracts.- 5. Artificial Intelligence and Medical Liability in Hypothetical Cases.- 6. A New Chapter for Medical Liability: Fifteen Legal and Ethical Lessons in the Age of AI.

Détails du produit

Auteurs Rafaella Nogaroli
Edition Springer, Berlin
 
Titre original Responsabilidade Civil Médica e Inteligência Artificial
Langues Anglais, Allemand
Format d'édition Livre Relié
Sortie 26.09.2025
 
EAN 9783031943058
ISBN 978-3-0-3194305-8
Pages 256
Illustrations XXVI, 256 p. 1 illus.
Catégories Sciences sociales, droit, économie > Droit > Droit public, administratif, constitutionnel

Internationales Recht, Künstliche Intelligenz, Medicine, Artificial Intelligence, Rechtsvergleichung, Recht des Gesundheitswesens und Medizinrecht, medical liability, medical law, IT Law, Media Law, Intellectual Property, AI Regulation, Automated Decision-Making Systems, Medical Civil Liability, Medical Duties, Doctor-Patient Relationships, Ethical Principles of AI, right to health

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